(and some corbetts)

Best Munros Near Fort William

These are some of the best Munros near Fort William (and some corbetts)! To attempt these walks you will need a good level of fitness, excellent navigational and route finding skills and a decent head for heights. If attempting in winter you will need an ice axe and crampons with a good idea of how to use them. If these are too much check out our easy Munros page. If you want more check out our epic days page.

Ben Nevis Via CMD Arete

One of the best munro days Britain has to offer. 2 Munros (Ben Nevis & Carn Mor Dearg) an incredible view of Ben Nevis and a long fun scramble with not too much exposure. Check the summit map of Ben Nevis before attempting this and be aware of the dangers. If you have any questions please message us. Here is a cheesey video of our CMD day on NYE 2019. You can attempt this epic adventure directly from Highwinds, which will add on a couple of miles to the Walkhighlands route.

best munros near fort william
Ben Nevis North Face

Biden Nam Bian

A steep ascent, incredible views and an airy ascent to the summit. Coming down via the lost valley makes for a great circuit.

The Grey Corries

A stunning circuit taking in Stob Choire Claurigh, Stob Coire an Laoigh and Sgurr Choinnich Mor, it’s a long and fairly demanding day out in the mountains but you’re rewarded with incredible views on all sides. To the West Aonach Mor and Ben Nevis are nicely lined up which looks particularly spectacular.

The drive to the start of the walk is on a VERY rough track so if you have a delicate car you may want to avoid this walk.

Glen Nevis

Beinn a’Bleithir via Schoolhouse Ridge

An incredible day out in the mountains with stunning views and fantastic ridges. Make sure to stop off in the Ballachulish hotel for a drink on the return leg. Can take your drink across to their fantastic reception room which has a nice fireplace.

Ring of Steall

A long and epic day at the bottom of Glen Nevis. Stunning views of Ben Nevis and the Munros of Glencoe. Some great scrambling on devils ridge and a wire bridge crossing to end or start the day!

Five Sisters of Kintail

A great ridge walk covering 3 Munros small sections of scrambling but not any exposure. Will require some logistical planning to get back to starting car park, either two cars are needed or a long walk back.

Glen Nevis

Mamores

Full report coming soon.

Buachaille Etive Mor

The most stunning Munro in the region. Avalanche risk in winter on this route, please do not attempt unless you know what you’re doing and know how to check avalanche forecast. Definitely one of the best Munros near Fort Willaim and worth the trip just to look at it.

Rois-Bheunn round, Inverailort

Full report coming soon.

The Sgurr Ghiubhsachain

Full report coming soon.

The Saddle via Forcan Ridge & Sgùrr na Sgìne

A great scramble towards one of the finest Munro’s in the region. Exposed in some sections this route serves as a good test before tackling An Teallach or Aonach Eagach.

Garbh Bheinn of Ardgour

Full report coming soon.

Stob Dubh, Glen Etive

For a great view of Buachaille Etive Beag. Starts on the road made internationally famous in James Bond – Skyfall. Full write up coming soon.